Members of the Waterville Youth Football grades 5-6 team going for the tackle at a recent game played on Sunday, October 19, at Reed Field. Waterville’s Attikus Gagnon (24) left, and Jayceon Turbide (30) right, making the tackle. (photo by Corianna Doucette, Central Maine Photography)
Lindy Sklover, of Vassalboro, photographed this old barn on a clear, cool
fall day.
Members of the Fairfield PAL field hockey team during the Lawrence High School Homecoming parade on October 3. (photo by Ramey Stevens,
Central Maine Photography staff)
The Clinton Lions PAL cheerleading float during the Lawrence High School Homecoming parade on October 3. (photo by Ramey Stevens, Central Maine Photography staff)
Center, Levi Burgess. Front, from left to right, Zachery Brouillet, Abraham Jones, Steven Hodgdon III, Claire Justard, Barrett Brochu, Paige Theobald, Alice Morrison, Lincoln Nadeau, and Carter Audet. Second row, Colton Souviney, Oliver Sales, Conor McInnis, Lincoln Thibodeau. Back, coaches, Rachel McInnis, Charles Theobald and Ashley Holman Dupuis. (photo by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography staff)
Horses Ruby and Buck, owned by Steve Haskell, of Palermo, placed first at the 2025 Horse Pulling Sweepstakes at the Windsor Fair. (photo by Gary Mazoki)
Christine Meader, Ed Tech at Williams Elementary School, in Oakland, standing next to donations collected by Bonnie Vigue Audet, at American Legion Decker-Simmons Legion Post #51, Oakland. If you are interested in donating, donations are still being accepted, you can contact Bonnie at the American Legion, 207-465-2446.(contributed photo)
Tyler Fisher, 12, of Winslow adding the final touch on the roof at Mini Fenway, in Oakland. (photo by Central Maine Photography)
Deb Dolan photographed this damsel fly up close, while being stared down.
Cameron Robinson, 11, and Zoey Robinson, 6, of Clinton, both attended their first ever concert on Saturday, July 5, at the Maine Savings Amphitheater, in Bangor. They both said they liked Kidz Bop and were excited that it was their first concert. (photo by Mark Huard, Central Maine Photograph)
Lite Zhang, of Skowhegan, sent along this photo of a mysterious 996 cutting in the grass. There has been no explanation, yet. Or, it could be a hoax.